Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were mostly modestly higher and feeders were up, generally rebounding from Monday’s drop with help from boxed beef while waiting for this week’s direct trade. April live was down $.15 at $239.10 and June was up $.10 at $235.55. March feeders were $.80 higher at $365.10 and April was […]
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Farmers and legislators are disappointed as legislation creating a 20-million dollar Wisconsin dairy cattle innovation loan program is going nowhere this
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